A Note About The U.S. Flag Code

We realize that our double-sided U.S. Flag may be offensive to some and while we acknowledge the flag is sacred to many, it’s important to note that the U.S. Flag Code is not a legal mandate for civilians and that civilians are guilty of breaking this code in a multitude of ways every day. Below are some examples of not abiding by the U.S. Flag:

Code:

1.  Flying it on the back of a car

2.  Allowing the flag to get wet or dirty

3.  Allowing the flag to stay out all night without a spotlight 

4.  Wearing the flag on clothing, bedding, drapery, or using it for advertisements

5.  Adding any thin line to the U.S. flag

The entire U.S Flag Code can be found here: https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/4/chapter-1